Guns for zombie outbreak?

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

Wow just wow. Better yet. There are endless 870p, ARs and Crown Vics at your local police station. Just be aware of the zombies wearing blue and have badges

And the ones wearing tan and green like I used to wear. Taking this too seriously, are we?

[wolfy]

that keltec 22lr that holds 30 rounds would be nice. But any 22lr will do since it's so cheap to shoot(and stockpile rounds), a shot to the head will be sufficient.

[AJAX22]

Pfffft


AM180

275 rounds of .22lr in a nice compact package

I love mine

[mcmski]

The thing about it is that there are 10,000,000 people in Los Angeles, even if only 50% turned into zombies and I only had to worry about the zombies in my area of Los Angeles a conservative estimate would be what, maybe 100,000 zombies? 200,000 zombies?

So even if I was perfect with my 10/22 (100% head shots, no misses) I would need a least that much Ammo.

I'm disheartened to say the least... Maybe I should move to a place with a lower population density...

[AJAX22]

That's only 20-40 cases of .22lr... You can stash that in a closet....

[bruss01]

Go easy on the "zombie" question askers.

It's an easier way to discuss shooting human shaped/capable adversaries who may be wearing body armor, without the awkward moral and/or legal overhead. Not everyone is emotionally prepared to discuss possibly having to take down loved ones who in a moment of insanity pose a lethal threat. Nor is everyone prepared to actively contemplate having to defend themselves against those who they would normally see in a "heroic" role, such as cops, soldiers, federal agents who have gone insane, are imposters, or are "just following orders" given by insane leaders. Don't laugh, crack a history book, it's all happened.

Using "zombie" as a metaphor for these potentially lethal and evil adversaries is emotionally "safe" because a zombie isn't a person, although they are shaped like a person and may have some qualities of a person such as being able to walk. It's ok to shoot something that's not a person. This bit of mental self-subterfuge can help a person get through the phase where taking a life seems to much too deal with... but defending themselves against a lethal threat is something they can embrace. As such, we ought to embrace the zombie metaphor as a valuable training tool to help aspiring self-defenders to gain skills while they continue to grapple with the moral and ethical quandaries that any kind of self-defense will raise.

[223556]

M1 Garand ........... with a contest to see how many you can drop with a single shot. Mini-14 or AR-15 as a back up ......... and a 10/22 as a back up to the back ups ...... last but not least a 1911 for last ditch defense

This one since it sounds the most fun during a appocolypse hehehehe

[Fot]

Another stupid zombie thread. Does it never end?

Don't like em, don't click on the link..

[Shellshocker66]

I want one of those movie guns that shoots 200 rounds of ammo before it needs to be reloaded. I especially love it when the gun is a revolver and 50 shots later the actor finally adds some ammo!

[duggan]

Zombies come and I say buh bye to the Cali. compliance parts all together.

[stix213]

My Glock 17C and my Saiga 7.62x39 converted/featureless

[Which Way Out]

Zombies?
Ok here's the set up..

Whats a Zombie?

Now someone add the Bob Hope clip.

[SMOKEYMOUNTAIN]

Riot shield and Hatori Hanzo samurai sword for me. Unlimited ammo + Blood splatter/bite protection = Winning

[thedudeabides]

how come no one here has said anything about a mini gun??

btw id think an ak47 would be the best zombie weapon rather than an ar 15, way more stopping power, built like a tank, more than accurate enough to kill a potential threat.

[68camaro]

Saiga 12, saiga 7.62x39, and a ruger 45